Time series in Stata®, part 6: Moving-average smoothers

[@edsonmwebesa6252]

Helpful. I hope more tutorials will be added to Time Series Analysis here.

[@zhehabeshascience3066]

you are best teacher

[@vothingoctrinh3361]

Very helpful, thanks a lot!

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Thanks, very helpful. Could you please add more videos to this playlist?

[@edsoncossa4508]

Hi Chuck. Thanks for the video. Can you please make a video explaining how to use the HP filter to determine potencial GDP please?

[@huunhando6381]

Hi, i am studying about how to determine potencial GDP. Do you have the anwer? Can you share with me, please.

[@sabawasim908]

Hi Chunk, i have 5 data points on mortality of 5 years of interval. can I do ARIMA on it to predict for future mortality values?

[@martinantun6181]

Hi Chuck, I`m following exactly the same steps but when i click in line plot appears the following error: Unable to invoke twoway dialog(error 198). What does it means??? Thanks

[@spzyzh4715]

Hi Im have tried to use tssmooth ma get the moving average value with a lag of 3 days (window(3 0 0)), however, the value generated is not always the average of past 3days. it will average the past: 1,2,3,3,1,1,2,3,3,1,1,2,3,3,1,1,2,3,3,1,1,2,3,3........ (day/s). Could you please help me with this Many thanks Alex

[@meshackamimo1945]

A wonderful tutorial. Unfortunately, I am yet to find such a filtering tutorial,using strata, on the dreaded Kalman Filters. Kindly write n post one upload on kalman filtering. ..use simple,real life examples, like monthly rainfall data for,say,ten years , to be used to predict the monthly rainfall of the next three months...ten yes is a hundred n twenty months...hundred n twenty data set, being used to predict just three consecutive months of rainfall.